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Good chunk today. I was concerned I wouldn’t get as many words today because once again, I had problems starting up Libre Office (program I’ve been using lately). I had to work in the old Word. I’m thinking with all the benefits of the Microsoft Office Personal edition, I will just try that out for a while. I could buy a version of it, or just get the monthly (lowest) plan and see how well that works out. Which is what I think I’ll do. Microsoft did something I don’t agree with in that they gave expanded storage for free, and now they are cutting it back.

Personally I think it’s crappy. They gave the chance to earn that storage, I began using what I earned, and now they are sending out messages saying that they’ll be cutting it back? Okay Microsoft. My mom does that sort of thing. Here’s a gift, now I’ll take it back. Not right.

Were you one of the people tuning in last night for the new season of GoT? (Game of Thrones.) I didn’t! haha I read the book instead. I usually wait until the morning to watch it On Demand from Xfinity because I can have the quiet and enjoy the show, pause it, enjoy some more. I don’t sit still long as you can tell.

This morning I watched it and loved it. I wish they’d do more with the dragons and Jon’s dire wolf though! I’m constantly like, “Let the dragons go.” “Let the dragons go!” haha

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Official---Anora

 

Word count I started the day with: 18,851

Word count I ended the day with: 20,347

Total for the day: 1496 words

 

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Current Book I’m Reading –

A Dance with Dragons – George R.R. Martin

 




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